The Distant Threshold
The dampness in the basement of the palace did not smell of mold or rot, but of time itself, a thick, metallic tang that clung to the back of Elias’s throat and settled in the joints of his left hand, which trembled with a persistent, rhythmic palsy that had begun three months ago and refused to stop. He clutched the ledger, a heavy volume bound in cracked leather, its pages yellowed and...
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